women in media

How can the news media represent women’s voices better? The answer might be in a recent report, “From outrage to opportunity”.

Since April, Wilkinson has been subjected to heightened trolling and public vitriol. The attacks have been personal and relentless.

For more than a decade, Bickmore has delivered and commentated on news, ensuring it hits all corners of the country with care and compassion.

Pay imbalances, heavy workloads and a lack of career progression are top concerns for women working in the media industry.

Award-winning journalist and editor, Robyn Foyster. details her journey as an entrepreneur in media, sharing the highs and the lows.

A sinister by-product of this election is the vitriol slung at female journalists, a trend that appears to be ramping up daily across social.

Prominent business editor Sarah O’Carroll has been appointed Editor-in-Chief of the soon-to-launch Forbes Australia.

New York City reporter Brianna Hamblin was sexually harassed on air while doing her job. Here is her response on Twitter.

Antoinette Lattouf has a mission to change the face of the media here in Australia. Make it more reflective of the population.

Six major US news networks including CNN, ABC, CBS, NBC, PBS and the Washington Post are assigning women to lead the White House coverage.

Livestreaming via Facebook, YouTube and LinkedIn every week, Broad Radio brings deep conversations and the news that matters to women.

Jan Fran is a compelling journalist who has penetrated the mainstream media with her searing and comedic lens across the news.